The low hum of passing vehicles echoes in the background as you pull into the lot to recharge. Down the street, a classic car rattles and sputters toward the lone fuel pump, its engine coughing with age. The sharp scent of octane hits you immediately, cutting through the crisp air and clinging to your senses. Stepping inside, you're met with the dry scent of dust, the air thick with the weight of time and forgotten footsteps. Scent notes: Octane, Exhaust & Dust Diffuser Safety Keep diffusers away from children and pets Do not ingest fragrance oil. Contact your physician or poison control immediately if accidental ingestion occurs. Place diffuers on a stable, flat surface. Never place a diffuser directly on a finished surface or allow the fragrance oil to come in contact with a finished surface; the oils can and will cause permanent damage to many finished surfaces, fabrics or materials. Use a plate, a coaster and handle with extreme care. Never light the ends of diffuser reed with fire. Keep diffusers away from open flames and heat. *Dice not included. All reed diffusers include 8 reed sticks.
